Tranfers updates

        Paris St-Germain defender David Luiz could be in line for a shock return to Chelsea. The Premier League club have offered �30m plus add-ons for the Brazil international, who left Stamford Bridge for France two years ago in a �50m deal. (Sky Sports)

David Luiz's return to London will cost Chelsea �32m. (Daily Mail)

England midfielder Jack Wilshere, 24, is set to complete a season-long loan deal with Crystal Palace. The Gunners received 22 offers from clubs in England and in Europe for Wilshere. (Daily Mirror)

Or Wilshere could join Serie A club AC Milan. The Rossoneri have offered a season-long loan deal at the San Siro - with a �30m option to buy the player. (Sun)

Chelsea will complete a �23m move for Fiorentina's Spanish full-back Marcos Alonso, 25, and will look to the loan market for another central defender. (Telegraph)

Tottenham have offered to take Real Madrid midfielder Isco, 24, on a season-long loan. (Daily Mirror)

The Spain midfielder has been told he should leave the Bernabeu after falling down the pecking order, with a return to former club Malaga his preferred destination (AS)

Burnley are poised to sign Derby County midfielder Jeff Hendrick, 24. The Republic of Ireland international will cost the Clarets a club record fee in excess of �10m. (Daily Mail)

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is furious at German midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger, 32, for rejecting a free transfer to Sporting Lisbon. (Daily Star)

Valencia have made an offer to sign Manchester United's Argentina defender Marcos Rojo, 26, on loan. (Squawka)

             West Brom will bid �32m for Watford's Nigeria striker Odion Ighalo, 27. Manager Tony Pulis will use the sale of English striker Saido Berahino, 23 - set to move to Stoke - to part-fund the purchase. (Mirror)

Spurs are also targeting Newcastle United's France midfielder Moussa Sissoko, 27. (Telegraph)

Leicester City are still hopeful of signing two Sporting Lisbon players - Algeria striker Islam Slimani, 28, and Portugal midfielder Adrien Silva, 27, - before the transfer deadline. (Leicester Mercury)

Sunderland could break their transfer record for �17m-rated Lorient and Gabon midfielder Didier Ndong, 22. (Sunderland Echo)

David Moyes is also eyeing a deal for Paul Pogba's brother, Guinea international Florentin, 26. Moyes will offer �6.5m for the St Etienne defender. (Sun)

Everton's hopes of signing Ivory Coast defender Lamine Kone, 27, could rest on Sunderland's interest in Liverpool's out-of-favour France centre-half Mamadou Sakho, 26. (Liverpool Echo)

Stoke City are closing in on signing Dutch international Bruno Martins Indi, 24, on loan from Porto. (Stoke Sentinel)

Manchester City's France defender Eliaquim Mangala, 25, is on the verge of a two-season loan back to Porto. (Manchester Evening News)

Manchester City have agreed to allow French winger Samir Nasri, 29, to join Sevilla on loan. (Sky Sports)

               Crystal Palace are close to signing Venezuela midfielder Tomas Rincon, 28, from Genoa. (Croydon Advertiser)
Tottenham have rejected Wolfsburg's �24m offer for South Korea winger Son Heung-min, 24. (Sun)

Juventus will sign Zenit St Petersburg and Belgium midfielder Axel Witsel, 27, for more than �15m. (Gazzetta)

Best of social media

Mesut Ozil has tweeted a video of his new Arsenal team-mate Shkodran Mustafi dancing with fellow Gunner Per Mertesacker, while the trio were on international duty. He added the caption:
 "I hope to see more of those dance moves @Arsenal soon @MustafiOfficial @mertesacker #GermanGunners."

An Arsenal fan who on 12 August had posted: "Tell you what, if we sign Mustafi i'll give everyone that RT's this �20", received a reply from the Gunners after they signed Shkodran Mustafi. The tweet included a video of the German saying: "Hi, I hope you don't regret the tweet."

Roma goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny, who is on loan from Arsenal, has welcomed Joe Hart to Serie A on Instagram, after the England number one arrived at Torino.

Calum Chambers tweeted his excitement at joining Middlesbrough on loan from Arsenal.